Is my card page secure?
All plansYes: every card opens over a secure https connection, visitors see only what you published, and your dashboard opens only for your own sign-in.
On your card: Report this card at the foot of the card
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- Every card's address opens over a secure connection: it starts with https://, and your browser shows its padlock or its own sign for a secure page.
- Visitors see only what you published. What you change in your dashboard stays a private draft until you press Publish. See How do I publish my card?.
- Your dashboard opens only for your own sign-in. Anyone else who opens it is sent to the sign-in page.
- Anything a visitor types into your card's form reaches you as plain words; nothing they type can change your card.
- Pictures must be PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 5 MB.
Making your card more private
- On Pro, show buttons like Call and Email instead of printing your numbers on the page: see Hiding your phone number and email from the page.
- Keep your card out of search results: see Keeping your card out of Google, or letting it in.
- Take it off the web for a while without deleting anything: see Pausing your card for a while.
More in this section
- What do you keep about me?
- Do you use tracking cookies?
- Who else handles my data?
- How long do you keep things?
- Can I take my data with me?
- The Privacy link at the bottom of every card
- Somebody is pretending to be me
- How do you stop cards being used for spam?
- Is there a record of changes on my account?
- Can your team read my contacts?
- Is my card page secure?
Still need help?
Write to us, or ask on the forum, where the next person will find the answer too.
- Contact usSend us a message
- Emailhello@visitingcards.store
- Ask the communityAsk a question on the forum
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